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Nature Reviews Immunology

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By Prue H. Hart
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De Fabo, E. C. & Noonan, F. P. Mechanism of immune suppression by ultraviolet irradiation in vivo. I. Evidence for the existence of a unique photoreceptor in skin and its role in photoimmunology. J. Exp. Med. 158, 84–98 (1983)
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Sub-erythemal ultraviolet radiation reduces metabolic dysfunction in already overweight mice

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By Naomi Fleury, Martin Feelisch, Prue H. Hart, Richard Weller
| Journal of Endocrinology Verified
Exposure to sunlight may limit cardiometabolic risk. In our previous studies, regular exposure to sub-erythemal (non-burning) ultraviolet radiation (UVR) reduced signs of adiposity and cardiometabolic dysfunction in mice fed a high-fat diet. Some of the observed effects were dependent on skin release of nitric oxide after UVR exposure.
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Sub-erythemal ultraviolet radiation reduces metabolic dysfunction in already overweight mice

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By Prue H. Hart, Richard Weller, Naomi Fleury, Martin Feelisch
| Journal of Endocrinology Verified
Exposure to sunlight may limit cardiometabolic risk. In our previous studies, regular exposure to sub-erythemal (non-burning) ultraviolet radiation (UVR) reduced signs of adiposity and cardiometabolic dysfunction in mice fed a high fat diet. Some of the observed effects were dependent on skin release of nitric oxide following UVR exposure.
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